As the Dev doesn't put somewhere on this site a Download.
I found one here. https://whitemagekyle.wixsite.com/starmagerpg/product-page/perceiving-shapes

Nice screens. Looks pretty interesting for what regards the plot too...I'll be sure to try it!

author=Starmage
Hello TheRPGmakerAddict! Thanks so much for checking out! ^_^ I teally hope you will enjoy!! :D <3

Heya! Thanx! Well, remember to set one of this downloads as the primary (don't know how is done) since it shows no download button (despite the presence of two downloads!)

author=Starmage
Ohhh! Now I get it! Haha thanks for the heads up! ^_^ I was wondering why it had no download button, now I know why! xD Thanks so much again TheRpgmakeraddict! <3

Don't worry,
Anyway that also enable reviews :)

Already told you at RMWeb. Had a lot of fun with this game. Gave you a Misao nomination. Good luck, bro.

This game really made me think, I'm not gonna lie. XDD Anyhoo, congratulations! You've made a really great game. :)

Um, is it okay that I posted my gameplay of it? Here is the link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43sePjoGBa8. Please let me know if not!~

Hello Starmage! I just finished playing this game. I've got to say it was a really cool experience, similar to Inner Sanctum, though there were some aspects I preferred in this game and some others I didn't. Congratulations for finishing it on time for that game jam (and getting fourth place too!).

My opinion...with heavy spoilers hidden, as usual.

When it comes to the story, Perceiving Shapes' is more cryptic and hard to decipher compared to Sanctum's. The protagonist goes through a lot of events as soon as he steps into Saturnalia and everything goes wrong (as expected from a horror game). The ending doesn't really explain much at all, which I imagine could leave players feeling a bit empty, unless they personally like to theorize. At least for me, it seems my own theories were kinda similar to the ones in the reviews...


The game lacked puzzles other than moving boxes, making choices and finding objects and keys (some of these could've been replaced with other objects, as to not make it repetitive and end the game with four), so when it comes to gameplay, most of it is decided by the chase and hide sequences. I didn't find them THAT difficult but,


Regarding graphics, I have to say this is probably the strongest point in the game, done better than Sanctum's. The Pop!Horror City resources are used and mixed beatifully, just as the lightning in every environment. The only thing that I didn't really feel was the individual moon CGs, as those looked a bit stretched, and could probably been edited with some filters. Other than that, nothing looks bad at all in the game. The music is good too, though a little bit of mixing would've been appreciated. Some of the enemies were kinda loud compared to the music, haha.

And yeah, the fully voiced dialogues were amazing. I do agree that some of these sound forced (by example, Beau and Susan), but the NPCs, Cernelia and the enemies had really good voice acting. Again, a plus: Most games use it only for important scenes. Here, there was voice acting even for checking random spots.

That's all I have to say! Nice game to play, and would recommend it to anyone (who likes horror games of course).
Good luck and congratz again.

Just to clarify, in my review the chase I complained about wasn't one of the two involving the Clown (I thought those were fine), it was the one you get if you choose "people with sharp objects" as your biggest fear. That one wasn't very good.